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That's exactly the case with her but being a Christian how can I give her something based on some Indian spider god being fully aware of it? The webbing of the dream catcher itself represents that god and every other part of it has various symbolisms. Yes, she did understand and I'm going to make something else. Thanks for the advice.
Well the thing is that when you get something like that. It depends on the thing. A normal dream catcher wont to harm BUT It can be manipulated to the negative easily. Especially people of the Occult have a radar to spot where things like that are.. And its more likely for them to manipulate that than a cross necklace..which happens too but not soo much
Not making this up... I once received a dreamcatcher in the mail as a gift from a children's charity and I simply thought it was a beautiful decoration so I kept it in my bedroom. Well, right away I started having really bad dreams and I seemed to be having bad luck during the day like almost getting into accidents when driving. I started wondering why I was having this strange bout of misfortune and then I remember it started around when I got that dreamcatcher. I had no idea what a dreamcatcher was either and didn't believe any indian superstitions were real even if I did know what it was. So I got rid of it.
By the way, the same thing happened when I bought a small tiki doll from hawaii. It was only about 2 inches tall.
Best to leave these sort of things alone...
By the way, the same thing happened when I bought a small tiki doll from hawaii. It was only about 2 inches tall.
Best to leave these sort of things alone...
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Some folks like to make mountains out of molehills. It's a decoration. The high-and-mighty attitude some folks have over cultural items is really silly. It's hypocritical too. If you want to make a big deal out of a dream catcher because someone on the Internet said it's Pagan, then you MUST be consistent and eliminate ALL other so-called Pagan things. Throw all your electronics in the garbage. All your music and movies too. Oh, and don't forget your books. Might as well just play it safe and toss a match to your entire life, live in a cave, dress in a gunny sack and read your Bible...you might be safe then.
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*read whatever you like into my comment. I know you will anyhow. Anyone who doesn't agree with the party-line around here gets accused of all kinds of things, so have at it.*
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*read whatever you like into my comment. I know you will anyhow. Anyone who doesn't agree with the party-line around here gets accused of all kinds of things, so have at it.*
I have several dream catchers and haven't ever had a problem with them. The problem comes when you focus more on where it comes from, and not what it is: a simple, pretty decorative creation. 
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Just another side of the same coin. I know several people who are missionaries some who
work in Africa. They are very careful about the sort of trinkets and silveners they take into
their homes or which they bring back for gifts.
To look at them they might just be wood carvings or ornate beads etc, completely
harmless you might think, but some of these harmless items are used by tribesman in
witchcraft, conjuring up spirits, talking to the dead, even voodoo.
Just because something looks innocent and pretty doesn't mean it's harmless.
The demonic can attach themselves to such harmless looking things. Even if that is
not the case, I for one would not feel comfortable having something in my house which I
know has spiritist or demonic use. Such things can be a magnet a doorway to trouble.
If you ever feel oppressed, burdened for no reason, suddenly find yourself getting
anxious for no apparent, can't shake off a feeling of dread for no apparent reason,
then take a look around your house and see what you are letting into it.
This is not just superstitious nonsense, I've known people who have experienced such things.
Demi is spot on when she says she wants a clear house.
work in Africa. They are very careful about the sort of trinkets and silveners they take into
their homes or which they bring back for gifts.
To look at them they might just be wood carvings or ornate beads etc, completely
harmless you might think, but some of these harmless items are used by tribesman in
witchcraft, conjuring up spirits, talking to the dead, even voodoo.
Just because something looks innocent and pretty doesn't mean it's harmless.
The demonic can attach themselves to such harmless looking things. Even if that is
not the case, I for one would not feel comfortable having something in my house which I
know has spiritist or demonic use. Such things can be a magnet a doorway to trouble.
If you ever feel oppressed, burdened for no reason, suddenly find yourself getting
anxious for no apparent, can't shake off a feeling of dread for no apparent reason,
then take a look around your house and see what you are letting into it.
This is not just superstitious nonsense, I've known people who have experienced such things.
Demi is spot on when she says she wants a clear house.